Some Paper Piercing

This card was also a CASE from Lee Ann Greff. I decided to use my paper piercing tools to add some dimension to the white rectangles. Sometimes the design on the paper is so big it just screams, "Use me as background!" And it looks so pretty as envelope liner.

DSP Makes it So Simple

Here I just let the Designer Series Paper do all the work. Just added a flower and green expression stripe. So pretty, so easy!

Layers of Thanks

Another CASE from Lee Ann Greff. All the Designer Series Paper for these cards and envelope liners came from the same pack. Those packs go a long way!

Flower Power

I had some little pieces of DSP laying on my desk top and noticed Lee Ann Greff also had a card on her purse post that used either washi tape or thin stips of paper.

Floral Thank You

This layout is one of the designs Lee Ann Greff had in her post of the purse from Tuesday's blog. It's just clean and simple. I did wind up adding some candy dots; those little flowers needed something.

One Inch Squares

Here's a card design CASE'd from Dawn Olchefske. If you have a one inch punch it is a snap to make this card. Layer your one inch pieces of DSP on 3-1/4" square of card stock and then that was layered on 3-1/2 layer. Then just add whatever sentiment, embellishements, etc.

Purse Cards

Over the next few days I'll show you the cards I put in the little purse from yesterday's block. This big expression comes from Another Thank You stamp set. It is so big I often struggle with how to use it. But I love the script and like the way this card turned out. If I was making it for myself I probably would have added some candy dots around the thank you but my mother-in-law prefers "no bumps" on her cards.